Genflow Biosciences

Genflow Biosciences

GENF.L
Brussels, Belgium· Est.
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GENF.L · Stock Price

GBP 0.03+0.02 (+188.89%)
Market Cap: $17.3M

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Market Cap: $17.3MFounded: 2020Employees: 1-10HQ: Brussels, Belgium

Overview

Genflow Biosciences is a pre-clinical, publicly traded biotech focused on the ambitious mission of developing gene therapies to slow or halt the aging process. Its core strategy centers on delivering a protective 'centenarian variant' of the SIRT6 gene via AAV vectors, with lead programs targeting Werner syndrome in humans and aging in dogs. The company has established key scientific and clinical partnerships and is led by a team with extensive experience in gene therapy and biotech entrepreneurship, positioning itself at the forefront of the emerging longevity therapeutics sector.

Longevity / AgingRare Disease (Werner Syndrome)Veterinary Health

Technology Platform

AAV vector-based gene therapy platform designed to deliver a centenarian variant of the SIRT6 gene, a sirtuin protein implicated as a master regulator of DNA repair, metabolism, and inflammation in aging.

Funding History

1
Total raised:$6.5M
IPO$6.5M

Opportunities

The company is targeting the vast, untapped market for therapeutics that directly slow the aging process, the primary risk factor for most chronic diseases.
Its dual-species strategy (human and canine) creates multiple potential value inflection points and revenue streams.

Risk Factors

Extreme scientific and clinical risk in an unproven field, high financial risk as a pre-revenue micro-cap stock reliant on equity markets, and significant regulatory uncertainty for an 'anti-aging' therapeutic.

Competitive Landscape

Genflow competes in the nascent longevity biotech sector against better-funded private companies (e.g., Altos Labs, Calico) and other gene therapy approaches. Its key differentiator is the specific centenarian variant of the SIRT6 gene, but it faces intense competition and scientific skepticism.